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Energy and Social Studies--A Match That Works.

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Fowler, John M.; Carey, Helen H. – Social Studies, 1980

Discusses the multidisciplinary nature of energy-related problems and suggests that teaching about energy brings classrooms closer to the real world. Provides examples of energy-related subjects for grade levels and content areas. (KC)

Descriptors: Conservation Education, Current Events, Curriculum Development, Elementary Secondary Education

The 4th R: Teaching about Religion in the Public Schools.

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Dever, Martha T.; Whitaker, Martha L.; Byrnes, Deborah A. – Social Studies, 2001

Explores how to teach religion in the social studies classroom in public schools. Asserts that religion should be taught to educate children about beliefs that differ from their own and about the role of religion in U.S. society. Provides suggestions for teaching about religion to students in kindergarten through sixth grade. (CMK)

Descriptors: American Indians, Citizenship Education, Cooperative Learning, Current Events